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Doily - Short Kimono Cotton Robe
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Lotta Stensson • Lotta NYC

Doily - Short Kimono Cotton Robe

$ 189.00

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Our new "Short Kimono Cotton Robe's" is made by hand - using hand blocked printing which is an old printing technique worth saving as far as we are concerned. Lotta has always designed clothes honoring old handicrafts and block printing has been a huge part of our collection for a long time & we are VERY excited to offer our customers some more handmade earthy items again. 

This SHORT KIMONO ROBE is made in a very soft cotton that with each wash will just get softer and softer over time, fast becoming that favorite item for those that LOVE SOFT fabrics. The shape is an easy fit and has a matching self belt & we are making them in very limited runs and some are one of a kind.

The model is a small and the fit is tried and proven up to a XL and if the item is left more open in the front XXL can fit as-well. The width from front edge to front edge across the body is 55" wide. The short robe is 38/39" from top of shoulder to the hemline. For those that love long items, check out our "Long Kimono Cotton Robe" which is 54" long and 55" wide.

CHECK OUT our "Layering Slips" for our soft cotton liners.

*Fabric: 100% cotton

*color: Olive & Golden on a soft sand

*Printing Process: 100% hand block printed /// the perfect imperfections in the print is what makes this beautiful and special.

*Care: Hand wash, hang to dry on a hanger (dies very fast)

*Size run: One Size 

History: 

Lotta Stensson's cotton & silk prints are printed using wood blocks carved by skilled carvers. This old printing technique starts with each block being hand carved from seasoned teak wood according to Lottas drawings & designs, that is soaked in oil for 15-20 days to soften the grain in the timber. It takes experienced artisans several days to print & make the fabric for one of our designs. Block printing and Batiking to name a few of the hand processes, are passed down from generations and is a dying art we  hope to help preserve.

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